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"Technolog
y Has
Created
More Jobs
than It Has
Destroyed,
Says 140
Years of
Data."
Allen,
Katie
Founder of Stop
Information Saying
Technology
Robots Are
and
Destroying
Innovation
Jobs-They
Foundation Aren't |
MIT
Technolog
y Review
Atkinson,
Robert D
Editor of
How
MIT
Technolog
Technology
y Is

Categorica
l
Modern
technology
is creating
better jobs
in different
areas.

Definition Casual
al
New
technology
causes the
job market
to shift, not
go away.

Modern
technology
is not
destroying
jobs.

Modern
technology
is

But the
reality is
that there
is no
logical
relationshi
p between
job growth
and
productivit
y
Robots,
automatio
n, and

Modern
technology
has

Evaluation

Action

Jurisdicti
on

More
technology
needs to be
created.

People
need to
keep
innovating
to force
our
economy
to grow.

Modern
technology
is doing
good things
for the job
market in
the long run

Money
saved from
using
machines
still goes
back into
the
economy
and
stimulates
more
demand.

Review

Destroying
Jobs | MIT
Technolog
y Review
Rotman,
David

destroying
jobs.

Same as
last page*

Freelance
Economics
writer

The New
Whitecollar Fear:
Will Robots
Take Your
Job?
Silva,
Rohan

Millions of
jobs have
already
been taken
by
machines.

software is
modern
technolog
y

created the
sluggish
economic
growth of
the last 1015 years.
Artificial
intelligenc
e is
continuing
to become
better than
humans.
Jobs in
accounting
will be
replaced in
large
numbers in
the coming
years.

People need
to be
cautious of
middle class
job security.

Senior
editor and
economics
writer for
The Atlantic

A World
Without
Work
Thompson,
Derek

Technology,
in the next
50 years,
could exert
a slow but
continual
downward
pressure on
the value
and
availability
of work

Macroeconomist
at the
Research
Department
of the
Federal
Reserve
Bank of
Kansas City

The
Vanishing
Middle: Job
Polarizatio
n and
Workers'
Response
to the
Decline in
MiddleSkill Jobs.
Tuzeman,
Didem

Job
polarization
is the shift
in jobs away
from
middle-skill
to low-skill
and highskill jobs.

Modern
technology
could
create a
new
normal
where
adult life
centering
around a
job no
longer
exists.
Technology
advances
cause job
polarizatio
n

Employers
typically
take years
to
embrace
technolog
y over
workers.

Need more
jobs in the
manufacturi
ng sector of
business

Writer for
The Futurist

The
workless
society.
Toth,
Kalman

New York
Times writer
from
Northwester
n University

Highly
HUMAN
Jobs.
Samson,
Richard

Executive
editor of
Machine
Design

A Dismal
Future for
Man
versus
Machine?
Korane,
Ken

Automation
is going to
wipe out
most jobs in
our future

Automatio
n reduces
labor
supply

Caring,
subjective
decision
making,
and
creative
thinking
are human
work skills
There is a
growing use
of robots
and
automation
in the
manufacturi
ng industry.

Good and
bad; no
work, but
could open
up new
opportunitie
s

Robots and
automation
could
replace
many
skilled
jobs.

Robots and
automation
could
increase
the gap
between
rich and
poor

Education
needs to
focus on
instilling
those skills
in humans

Bad;
massive
unemploym
ent or a
complete
economic
collapse
could occur

Educators
need to
change
the things
they teach

Senior
editor at
Forbes and
a writer at
Newsweek

Who
Needs
Humans?
Lyons. Dan

Increasing
amount of
automation
in fields
including
factory
work, law,
and
surgery

Automatio
n has led
to the loss
of jobs in
some
areas.

Good and
bad;
automation
has been
used to
assist in
some areas
but replace
in others

American
economist
and
professor of
economics
at the
Massachuse
tts Institute
of
Technology

Free
exchange.

Autor,
David

Automation
helped drive
the creation
of new jobs

Increase in
knowledge
of robotics
will allow
robots to
take on a
more
diverse set
of roles

Bad;
forecasts
that there
could be a
jobless
future

co-director
of the MIT
Initiative on
the Digital
Economy,
and the
associate
director of
the Center

What will
future jobs
look like?
Andrew
McAfee
TED Talk

Automation
has already
invaded the
workplace
in many
areas.

There is a
growing
divide
between
blue and
white
collar
wokers

Robots are
used
because
they are
cheaper or
more
precise
than
humans

Education
needs to
change to
accommoda
te for the
changing
labor
market

Educators
need to
teach
students
differently

for Digital
Business at
the MIT
Sloan
School of
Managemen
t
Silicon
Valley
Entrepreneu
r and
Speaker
Leading
expert on
the Robot
Revolution,
Artificial
Intelligence,
and Job
Automation

Rise of
the
Robots:
Technolog
y and the
threat of a
jobless
future
Martin
Ford

Robots are
getting
smarter,
more
flexible, and
more
convenient.

If the
robots take
all of our
jobs, our
progress in
the world
could be
reversed.
globalizatio
n, the
decline of
unions and
the
capture of
governmen
t by special
interests
have all
contribute
d to a welldocumente

Bad;
capitalism is
destroying
itself by
attempting
to be too
efficient

d rise in
economic
inequality

Author and
economist

Economics
reporter for
CNN

Talking
about
Machines:
An
Ethnograp
hy of a
Modern
Job
Julian Orr
Google's
Schmidt:
Technolog
y can drive
job
growth
Steve
Hargreave
s

The bluecollar labor

force is
rapidly
declining

Technology
has caused
technical
work to
become
the largest
field of
work

Technology
will still
need a
human
making the
decisions

New jobs
are created
by new
business

There needs
to be a shift
in the work
people are
doing, much
like the
industrial
revolution
Good; jobs
are growing
and will
continue to
grow with
technology